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The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21
Hi!lsl1,a Female COLLEGE.

This well-known College offers more
to its patrons the coming year than any
year during its history. Our collegiate
courses OF study will compare favorably
with those of other leading institutions
OF learning. We have added to the cur.
riculum two practical courses, viz: The
Teachers Normal and Commercial. For
full particulars concerning these courses
send for catalogue. The Music Depart
ment will be under the supervision OF
the Hillsboro Conservatory of Music. A
class in sight-singing will be organized
for all students, free OF charge. The
College building has been put in
thorough repair, and we are sparing
neither work nor money to make this
College all that such an institution of
learning should be. Send for catalogue.
Fall term will begin Sept. 6, 'S7.
Rev. w. G. HELT, S. T. B., Phi. D.,
President.
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suSsrnoKE. ,.
Its Why's and WherefOres-HOw to
Prevent and How to Treat IT.

A NEws-HERALD reporter, with his
shirt.collar clinging fondly to his neck,
and perspiring from every pore at the
rate OF gallon per second to the pore,
accosted DR.. Roush the other day with
the query
Doctor, how can sunstroke be pre-
vented?"
"Keep COOL" said the doctor, rather
nonchalantly.
"Well, certainly, that's the chief pur-
pose in life just now, but the best efforts
fail Isn't it dangerous to be out in the
sun when the mercury is up to the top
of the town tower and the snow.line is
somewhere the other side OF the moon?"
"Of course it isl
"Then how can fellow keep the sun
from slugging him one?"
"sunstroke," said the doctor, sis a pa.
ralysis of the nerve centers from the op.
pressive heat which retards the circula.
ton and alters the respiration, resulting
in partial or complete Inconsistencies.
The capillaries of the brain become di-
lated, and hence admit an abnormal flow
of blood to the head which tends to in.
crease the paralyzed condition and often
ends in fatal exhaustion. The liability
to sunstroke is greater in persons of dis.
sipated habits, thu too free use of intox.
icants favoring an attack. The victim OF
sunstroke is usually engaged in active
muscular exertion, although there are
exceptions to this rule, and even book.
keepers have suffered from sunstroke
The only way to avoid an attack is to keep
the bodily temperature below the danger
point, which is usually 1902 Fahrenheit
"The drinking of cold water is always
good, and ice-water is not Objectionable
Lemonade is an excellent drink for the
heated season, because the citric acid in
its composition is a refrigerant. Iced
tea is also advised"
"What's to be done when fellow is
sun-struck ?" we asked further.
"Call physician" was the reply, in
the doctors usually decisive way. cap
ply bag of ice to the patients head i'm
mediately. Administer stimulants to
rouse the paralyzed nerves. A cold bath
is also recommended. No time should
be lost. The sooner relief can be pro
cured the better. If the proper care is
taken," he continued, "the danger o.
sunstroke is materially lessened. Should
the system be in an unhealthy condition
the person is more susceptible to sun
stroke. A light diet, chiefly vegetable
should be used. Soups of any kind arr
preferable to solid food. The popular
notion that good perspiration is safe
guard against sunstroke is we'll founded
Absence of perspiration indicates an alb
normal condition of the system, in which
the person is more likely to be overcome
by the heat"
Sosayingthe doctor hustled off to "see
patient" and left us trying to mop th'
perspiration off the small OF our bacl
with handkerchief on the end of al
umbrella.
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GREENFIELD.

July 18th, 1887.
The demand for Gro ,mery butter is increas-
ing every day.
Blackberries retailed at ten and fifteen cents
per gallon here last week.
Mr.. Charles Bell has been laid up for some
days past with carbuncle on his neck.
Quite goodly number Of our people went
on the excursion to Dayton and the Soldiers
Home last Friday.
Rev. W. NJ. Galbreath was called to Lexing-
ton, KY, on account Of the illness OF his son,
DR.. W. F. Galbresth.
Mrs. R. @. Kinkead has returned from New
York. where she has been engaged in dress
making for the past year.
The Uncle Toms Cabin show that exhibited
here last Friday and Saturday evenings under
canvass, was largely attended.
Many field of corn in this section is badly
damaged by the hot weather. The corn has
the appearance OF fodder standing in the field.
New wheat has begun to come in. Hundreds
OF bushels have already been delivered here to
our buyers at sixty-seven and seventy cents
per bushel.
Johnnie Higgins, the clerk at Stauss' saloon,
who was struck with rock in fight on the
Fourth, is recovering and is ablo to walk out
on the street.
The union meeting Of all the churches held
at the First Presbyterian Church last Sunday
evening was quite largely attended, despite the
| warm weather.
Mrs. W. T. Grant, daughter Of Mr.. James
Robinson. and his granddaughter, Miss Bell
days here Visiting relatives.
| Mr.. F. @. Austin, the stylish barber recently
in the employ Of Mr.. Jacob Zennicker, has re-
signed his position and left for Detroit, Mich.
Mr.. Samuel Minor takes his place.
The remains of Mrs. Edward Dimes, formerly
Miss Emma Wolfe OF this place, were brought
here for interment last Thursday from Leba.
non. The funeral took place on Friday.
Mr.. Calvin Parrett has force of hands al
the southeast corner Of south and Washington
streets, to make room for his new residence.
Misses Bessie and Dollie Whitley, Of Lancas
ter, and Mics May McCauslen, Of Waverly, and
Misa Fannie Al mstrong, Of Jackson, spent last
week in this city the guests Of DR.. W. II. Viii
son.
Little Elms JONES' step-dsughter OF Mr.
Charles Lines died on July 10Th, aged eight
years and eleven months. The funeral services
Of town, last Tuesday. The remains were in
TERED in the Greenfield cemetery.
Tho wol kmen OF Ruoker j. Co. stone QUAR-,
presented them with very fine chime whistle
last Wednesday morning. The whistle is nov
placed upon the boiler OF the new cable engine
It is fine set Of chimes, and was made ex
pressly for the donors by the Greenwood Co
Of Cincinnati. It is three in one, and tn
diameters are three, four and five inches re
spectively.
The following officers were installed at
called meeting Of the l. o. @. :. held last Fri
, day evening by y. d. q. NJ. Tsnnahan:
Buck, N. c., A. G. Richards, r. S.; VIM. Ham
,, g.; William Logan, Q. s. G.; P. Custus,
.. N. G.; 8. B. DePoy, L. 8. N. G.; Robel
Caldwell, R. 8. 8. Jacob Zennicker, L. 8. 8
]. ". Jones, Chaplain.
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A. HART, Chairman.

The Ester Lyons Dramatic Company
will be at the Armory fair week, COM
mencing Monday night, August lst. The
company is undoubtedly one of the best
beautiful woman and supurb actress.
Her support il excellent and repertoire
good. Change Of programme every even.
Ing. Fine brass band makes daily street
parade and concerts every afternoon at
the Fair Grounds and in the evening in
front OF Armory. A splendid orchestra
takes part in every evening performance.
Tickets for sale at w. @. Smiths. Re.
served seats 35 cts. General admission
25 cts.
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The DENNY Delegation.

Six Democrats rushed into the Court
House last Saturday, bent over table
in brief consultation, and then Captain
DeBruin got up behind the desk and
announced the purpose wherefore the
august assembly had convened. Ed.
Warson read the contents of the slate,
and all adjourned without day.
The delegates are H. L. Dickey, Samuel
Heidingsfeld, w. o. Murphy, N. w. Igo,
A. E. Hough and G. M. Lilley. Alter.
nates-Franklin Pierce, VIM. Lytle, O.
H. Hughes, John s. Duvall, Morgan Ted.
rick and w. G. Smith.
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While Mr.. Joseph Gilbert was clean
ing out q we'll at his residence on john
son street last Monday morning, an acci.
dent occurred which injured him pretty
severely. He was standing with one
foot in the bucket when the rope bold
ing it broke. precepitating him TO the
bottom, distance Of twelve feet. The
lower part Of the leg was broken and q
number Of painful bruises were sustain.
cd. DR.. Hoyt was called TO do the
bandagins.
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Notice to Tax.Payers.

The books for the collection of June
taxes will be closed August 1st, for set
tlement with the Auditor, and no tax
will be taken during settlement, as it is
impossible to take tax and make settle
ment at the same time. When the
books are returned by the Auditor the
penalty will be added to the tax. Please
do not wait until the last day.
J. NJ. HIEsTAND, Treas.
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Two of Ripley Hills colored damsels
entertained the denizens of "Negro Al
ley" on last Friday evening by little
hair-pulling and the pretty free use of
epithets other than those taught by Sun.
day.school teachers.
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Amende Honorable.
DoDsoNvILLE, O., July /

DoDsoNvILLE, O., July IS.
Ed. News.H Herald II was misinformed
last week concerning the cause of the
delay of the mail for this place recently.
The cause of the delay, I understand,
was through some fault of the railroad
officials, and not through any "careless.
ness or negligence" of the Lynchburg p
M. ! gladly make the correction.
CoRREsPoNDENT.
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Oyercome by the Oppressive.

While George Sayler, an assistant in
William Lemons blacksmith shop, was
engaged in putting on wagon.tire last
Tuesday afternoon, he was stricken by
the intense heat and fell senseless
Medical aid was called, but the attack
proved not serious and Mr.. Sayler was
able to resume work on Wednesday
morning. Several other cases of slight
sun. stroke have been reported.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21

Col. w. L. Curry, Of Marysville, Ohio,
q candidate for Attorney General, with
NO III prospects before him. called ct the
NEws.HERALp office last Saturday morn
ing in company with Mr.. ]. O. Hallowell,
who entertained him during his stay
here. The Colonel is gentleman oi
much intsllieence and pleasing address,
and the Nnws. HsRALD has promise Of
an interesting article from his pen in the
near future.
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Home Talent Encouraged.

The new ordinance published in
another column this week can not be
styled remarkably hospitable 10 the
swarms OF hackmen from neighboring
towns who pour into Hillsboro during
fair week. A license fee of from So to $5
per day for each vehicle must materially
reduce the profits of foreign teamsters.
Our own hack men will reap the benefit
and Hillsboro's drivers should thank the
Council.
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A Rare Chance.

If you intend to buy suit Of clothes,
pair of pants or shoes, hat, underwear,
neckwear, hosiery, shirts, &C., for man
or boy, or footwear for ladies, misses or
children, 60 to l. A. Feibel's by all
means. They are offering some .splen-
did bargains.
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Sunday school Celebration.

A Sunday School celebration will be
held at Wesley Chapel two miles south
of Sugartrec Ridge on Saturday, July
3Oth, holding all day. Good speakers
will be in attendance, and music by
band and choir will be furnished.
Several schools will be in attendance.
The sale OF privileges will take place at
the church at 8 o'clock next Saturday.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21

Mr.. @. H. Collins, with his daughter
Miss Nellie and son Frank, left this week
for Virginia and will visit White Sulphur
Springs, Luray Caverns, Natural Bridge,
Richmond and Old Point Comfort, TAX
ing . steamship from the latter points
to New York City, and thence up the
Hudson River and visit Saratoga, Lake
George, &c.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21

Duringthe recent intermission of work
at the gas well Mr.. Frank Odell, one of
the polite and pleasant drillers, went on
little trip to Lima and took unto him.
self bride. Frank has the best wishes
Of the many friends he has made while
in our midst.
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juls22yl
Wilmington College

Offers superior advantages for those de-
string to obtain a good, practical eduea-
ton. Has healthful surroundings, good
moral and religious influences, expert
enced and able teachers, literary socie-
ties, apparatus, cabinet and symnasium.
Music and painting taught. Attendanee
hast year l56. Expenses very low. Send
for catalogue. Address the President,
J. B. UNTHANK, n. &c.,
Wilmington, Ohio.
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The entertainment at the Armofy fair
week will be the best ever given in
IIillsboro. This company is under the
same management that Josephine Riley
was when she played with such magnifi-
cent success here about three years since.
Don't fail to see them. The orchestra
alone is worth the price of admission.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21

Mr.. Morris Sachs, of Cincinnati, was q
visitor to our city the past week. Mr..
Sachs is an ex.journalist, having acted
i'm the capacity of reporter for the Gin
cinnati Enquirer and Commercial Gazette,
but is now in the insurance business.
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Mr.. Peter Winegardner, after lingcr-
ing illness, died at his home north of
town last Thursday night. The funeral
services took place from the Catholic
Church Saturday morning at 10 o'clock,
Father Magiel. of Cincinnati, officiating.
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Clearance Sale.

During the next three weeks there
will be clearance sale Of wall and cell.
ing papers at Bowles' store. Papers Of
all grades will be sold at reduced prices
in order to close out the stock now on
banda
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21

OF Crary, barber who has been work
ing at the Palace Shop for few weeks
past, left last Monday morning to take
another position. Mr.. Crary came here
as an actor in the Nellie Free Company,
which disbanded for the season in Hills.
hnrn
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Messrs. ]. H. Coe and Symmes Frier,
the gas we'll drillers, we're summoned to
Lima the forepart Of the week-Mr. Coe
on account of the death of his baby and
Mr.. Frier by the serious illness of his
child.
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Republican County Convention.

Republican County Convention to
nominate seven delegates to the State
Convention at Toledo met in the Court
House Saturday afternoon at l o'clock.
Gov. Hart was made chairman and Hugh
S. McNicol Secretary. On motion acom-
mittee of three-James w. Patterson,
Capt. H. G. Dawson and B. w. Fenton
were appointed to select delegates.
The following were reported:
Delegates-M. A. Garrett, H. N. Eas-
ton, Fay Baldwin, ]. ]. Pugsley, +. A.
Crippin, Alphonso Hart, d. M. Barrett.
Alternates-Yernon Qverman, Peter
Matthews, VIM. Triplett, I. r. Duck
wall, Rhoderic Watts, B. F. Cox, E. o,
Hetherington.
H. s. MCNIcoL, Secretary.
A, HART, Chairman.
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Owens-Bruce.

Mr.. Isaac Owens, an cmploye of Eli
fritz's woolen mills, and Miss Mary
Bruce were married at the residence of
the brides mother near Tile Junction last
Thursday evening, by Rev. j. w. Klise.
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Miss Ella Black, of Kansas City, Mo-,
is expected to arrive in this city this
(Thursday) evening on visit to friends.
She will be the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E.
Carson.
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Miss Matte Foster, one Of Cincinnati's
most charming young ladies, who has
been the gnest of her sister, Mrs. Mutton.
dor several weeks past, returned to her
home Monday morning. Her return is
q source OF no little regret to her host Of
admiring friends in Hilisboro.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Owen and baby, of
Springfield, are the guest of relatives in
this city. Mrs. Owen will be remem-
bered by her many friends as Miss
Maxgie Ambrose.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21

A late issue of the Pasadena (Cal.)
Daily Star has reached the sanctum table
of this Office. II has never been our for.
tune to see more thrifty-looking sheet
than the one we received.
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FOLSOM.

Suly I0sus IooT'
Frank Woods is on the sick list, with an ul-
cerous sore on the root OF his tongue.
Mis- Matte Shannon entertained few Of
her Hillsbofo friends last ThQrsday evening.
Union. = down With paralysis. There y slisht
hope Of his reoovesy,
There vin BE- basket meeting et Vnion The
last Sunday Of this month. Hve1yhody invited
70 eome snd bsjng thsir baskets veil Alled.
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The little child of Mr.. and Mrs. Garry
Haynie was severely but not seriously
bitten on the face last Saturday morning
by "Doc" Windsor's dog. The dog was
promptly killed,
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Miss Courtney Barrere, the Oldest
daughter of Mr.. M. M. Barrere, of New
Market, died last Tuesday night at nine
o'clock, and will be buried Thursday in
the New Market graveyard.
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Mr.. Harry Ridenour, pattern-maker at
Bells foundry, had his wrist badly lac
Grated in lathe last Friday, several OF
the ligaments being broken. DIR. Roush
dressed the wound.
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Ex-Sherif Hays, of Willettsville, who
has been spending the past two weeks
at Mineral Springs for the benefit of his
health, is reported as much better.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21

The remains of DR.. Drake, who has
been an inmate of the County Infirmary
for about eight years, were inferred in
the Lynchburg cemetery last Tuesday
afternoon.
The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1887-07-21

At the regular quarterly meeting of
the Highland County Medical Society
last Thursday DR.. Sigel Roush was ad-
mitted as a member to that association.
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Miss Lottie Rsthborne, of Marietta, is
the guest OF Miss Sophia Murphy.

Fresh roasted coffee, 20 cents per
pound, at the West End Grocery.
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Frank J. Bridwell has been appointed
to clerkship in the Adjutant Generals
office at Columbus, and is ordered to re
port for duty August LIST.
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Franklin Ulery, the lightning artist
who attracted SO much attention at the
last Cincinnati Exposition, will be one
of the attractions of the Hillsboro Fair.
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Mr.. H. Morgan Stanley, of Henderson
KY, and his cousin, Miss Helen Jackson
of Toledo, returned to their homes Mon
day morning, after short visit to Mrs
John Matthews.
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Anna, the little daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel Haley, Of New Vienna, was
inferred in the Catholic cemetery in this
place last Saturday morning.
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Valuable Property For Sale.

On account of leaving Hillsboro I will
offer my residence, corner Of Southern
and Forest avenues, for sale at bargain.
B. GLAsCOCK,
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Misses Florence, Louise and Julia
Foraker returned to Columbus last Sat
urday morning, after two weeks visit
among relatives in this city.
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The Peoples Fair of Ripley will be
held August 3Oth and 3lst and Septem.
ber LIST and I'd. Mr.. L. H. Williams,
the Secretary, has our thanks for a COM
Dlimentary ticket,
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Machine Oil warranted superior to
lard oil at 80 cents a gallon.
w. R. SMITH & Co., Druggists.
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Mr.. Richard Burns and little daughter
Bessie, and Mrs. Kitty Maroney, ol
Springfield, are visiting at the residence
of Mr.. Richard Burns.
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DR.. Will 7. Graham. one Of Lebanon'a
prominent young druggists, was the
suest of his friend, DR.. Sigel Roush, q
few days the past week. DR.. Graham d
. pleasant and refined gentleman and
possessed Of the needful amount of en-
terprise and business tact to make hii
future success an assured fact.
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Mr.. and Mrs. George w. Barrere visit
cd relatives in Washington G. H. ant
New Carlisle during the past week.
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Mr.. ]. E. Bruce, prominent young
attorney OF Anita, Iowa, has been visit
ing his aunt, Miss Lena Bruce, at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. G. J. Evans.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Burch Davis, of Chicago,
returned to their home Monday morning
after pleasant visit with relatives here.
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Edward Higgins, Esq, of Columbus,
was the guest of his brother, Judge Hug
gins. several DAYS last week.
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DR.. N. B. Laferty and wife are the
happy possessors of girl baby since
Saturday night last.
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Mr.. and Mrs. o. s. Price and guests
and Misses Tracy Trimble and Nettie
johnson are sojourning at Mineral
Springs,
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Miss Maggie Britton, of Greenfield,
Indiana, is the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Woodrow.
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Miss Lorie Hughey is visiting relatives
in Chillicothe,
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Mrs. w. A. Bennett and children, May
and Willie, are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. Bennett, at the greenhouse.
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Misses Jennie and Lucy Morrow and
Laura Hodson are spending the week at
Rocky Fork Caves.
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Mr.. r. S. Quinn, of Madison Mills, o.
was visitor in this city last week.
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Mr.. Jacob Loeb, of Cincinnati, visited
his daughter, Mrs. Louis Wolfstein, sew.
eral days of the past week.
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Mrs. I. H. Quinn and child returned
from pleasant sojourn at Mineral
Springs last Monday evening.
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Mr.. George Garrett, of the law firm Of
Hart & Garrett, left on Tuesday last to
visit friends in Lebanon for few days